Emerging technologies like quantum computing and artificial intelligence are taking hold in the federal government landscape as their promise and impact continues to grow. One emerging tech area that perhaps isn’t discussed
MoreAt the Department of State, Intelligence Chief Information Officer Jimmy Hall is taking on key modernization and information technology initiatives designed to improve how the agency delivers intelligence to its diplomats around the
MoreThe Department of Defense is undergoing myriad efforts to modernize its systems, information technology infrastructure and communications capabilities. Rishi Bhaskar, senior vice president and general manager at JMA Wireless, asserted that 5G and
MoreThe way American citizens interact with the government has changed dramatically over the past decade as the digital world expands. Executive Mosaic spoke with Andrea Fletcher, chief digital strategy officer at the Centers
MoreThe global COVID-19 pandemic and the supply chain shortages it catalyzed have underscored the importance of microelectronics in the United States. As a result, the federal government is sharpening its focus on
MoreLeidos, a major player in the U.S. government contracting ecosystem, serves 25 unique markets and has a global presence in 125 countries. In a recent video interview, Executive Mosaic spoke with Roger Krone, CEO
MoreIn a new video interview, Executive Mosaic spoke with Bob Genter, president of SAIC’s defense and civilian sector, to get an inside look at SAIC’s growth strategy and learn more from Genter about the company’s
MoreThe relationship between government and industry is shifting, according to CGI Federal President Stephanie Mango, and as a result, government procurements are changing. In a new video interview with Executive Mosaic, Mango spoke about
MoreAs cloud migration is accelerating across the federal landscape, zero trust is emerging as the most effective and widely agreed upon cybersecurity approach today. In a new video interview, Executive Mosaic explored the
MoreMicroelectronics and semiconductor chips are critical to the continued modernization and innovation of the U.S. government. Everything from smartphones and Internet of Things-connected appliances in the private sector to next-generation weapons systems
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